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Expenditures
- Thank You Postcards + Stamps = -$31
- Balloons to Mark Ceremony Street: -$4
- Money Remaining from Lodging: +$110
- Margarita Machine: -$232
- Whole Foods: -$317
- King Soopers's (Food): -$372
- Sam's Club (Food): -$403
- Boxed Wine: -$80
- Beer Kegs: -$140
- Clips for Nametags: -$24
- Photography (extra flickr storage): -$25
- Wedding License: -$10
- Cakes: -$178
- Wooden Sticks for Ceremony Program Fans: -$19
- Wedding Quilt for Ceremony: -$8
- Wedding Favors: -$21
- DJ (iPod): $0
- Photographers (friends): $0
- Bride's Hair (friend): $0
- Bride's Necklace and Shoes (reused): $0
- Groom's Tie (made from old fabric): $0
- Sash for Dress (made from old fabric): $0
- Fabric for Cloth Napkins: -$50
- Tablecloths: -$33
- Stamps to Mail Instructional Dance DVDs to Our Wedding Party: -$6
- Compostable Forks, Spoons, Bowls, and Cups: -$64
- Stamps (Invitations): -$20
- Water Color Paper (Invitations): -$6
- Embroidery Thread: -$2
- Wedding Dress (+Shipping/Handling): -$20
- Domain Name for Website: -$7
- Wedding Books from Library: 0
- Total Spent: $1,962
- Total Remaining: $38
Topics
- Alcohol (8)
- Anniversary Planning (3)
- Be the Change (10)
- Blog Love (14)
- Book (10)
- Book Club (5)
- Budget (2)
- Cake (11)
- Ceremony (54)
- Ceremony Programs (5)
- Changing Last Names (9)
- Chime In (2)
- Contests (86)
- Couples' Counseling (2)
- Dance (3)
- Date Nights (4)
- DIY (126)
- Dogs (1)
- Dress (38)
- Eco-Friendliness (57)
- Family (7)
- Flowers (11)
- Guest List (4)
- Guest Post (58)
- Hair/Make-up (3)
- Health (8)
- Honeymoon (26)
- Ideas from Others (49)
- In the News (13)
- Inspirational Weddings (27)
- Invitations (37)
- ipod (1)
- Jobs (13)
- Location (15)
- Marriage (21)
- Marriage For All (17)
- Music (16)
- Organization and Planning (14)
- Photography (23)
- Playlist (1)
- Purpose of Weddings (134)
- Q and A (81)
- Random (99)
- Reception (64)
- Registry (9)
- Ring Pillow (1)
- Rings (31)
- Stress (30)
- Successful Relationship (39)
- Thank You Cards (5)
- Video (1)
- Vows (1)
- wedding (1)
- Wedding Budget (54)
- Wedding Favors (7)
- Wedding Feedback (3)
- Wedding Industrial Complex (21)
- Wedding License (1)
- Wedding Party (7)
- Wedding Weekend (9)
- Wedding Wisdom (2)
- Weddings in Pop Culture (8)
- Wedsite (5)
- Worst Wedding Advice (9)
Blog Archive
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February
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- Riane Eisler: Peace Starts at Home
- DIY: Fabric Recommendations
- Contest: Enter Your Handmade Invitations
- DIY: Make Your Own Recycled Wedding Reception Vases
- Alleviating the Effects of Stress
- Wedding Engagement Angst
- DIY: Making a Corsage & Boutonniere
- DIY Photo Booth: Choosing a Fabric Backdrop
- DIY: Wedding Favor Bags
- DIY: Make Your Own Engagement or Wedding Ring
- DIY: Bookmark Save the Dates
- DIY: How to Make a Photo Booth
- Dealing with Stress
- Fun Idea: Asking Wedding Guests for Song Requests
- Tips for Having a Fabulous Wedding
- CNN: Love in the Time of Recession
- Happy Valentine's Day
- Buying Things Used
- A Community Service Wedding
- And the Winner Is...
- DIY: How to Make a Fan Wedding Ceremony Program
- Q & A: Finding the Right Wedding Venue
- Contest: Last Chance to Win
- Love and Justice Will Prevail
- Planning a Wedding that Reflects Your Values
- Valentine's Day
- When You Need a Little Break from Wedding Planning
- Wedding Engagement Conflict
- Let's Talk About Sex, Baby
- Using Matrixes to Make Big Decisions
- Dress Update
- Contest: Enter to Win a DVD
- Don't Get Duped
- Party Games
- Q&A: Wedding Invitation Wording
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Us
We're the kind of people who would rather be outside than in. We drink mostly water. A lot of it. We're the kind of people who put on costumes at Halloween and drive around town delivering brownies (with bows) to friends and random people in the service industry. We cook four nights a week and eat out three. We're passionate about making the world better, and we spend lots of time actually trying to do it.
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